Dr Paul Dougan denies being involved in the 'appalling scam'.
An energy expert has been banned from running a company for 14 years after his firm scammed £4million from customers.
They said the "appalling scam" robbed investors of savings, and scores were encouraged to put money into a wind turbine scheme before Dougan's firm folded owing £ 4.3 million. They said the company used cash obtained from investors - who were told it would be used to finance wind turbine projects in Scotland - for other purposes, including financing property development projects.
"His company was closed and liquidated following an investigation by the Insolvency Service who then investigated his conduct and brought this disqualification action.When the Record approached Dougan, he told us he wanted to apologise to the victims but he was not to blame.
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